League of Legends: Koi Bro, Stop Showing Off!

It's truly unexpected that the Old Tigers team would start out as a team that truly rose from a pub team to the League of Legends World Championship (I find it very inspiring). I still remember the saying, "There will never be another team like Rox Tigers." The regrets of that Old Tigers team will be made up for by the lucky koi king. My anticipation is sky-high! Wishing Su Ye's new book great success! 😡

The koi fish may not be big, but it has created a legend. Give him a team, and he'll show you what league domination is all about! He doesn't make a move for three years, but when he does, he kills for three years straight. He is the man who stands at the top of the Godslayer Ranking. People affectionately call him: Li Jinxiu, the Twilight of the Gods!

Actually, there's a lot to write about ROX. His predecessor was koo, and before that, ge, huya, and tiger. In fact, it's all full of regrets. For this team, which consists of five disappointed people, they have experienced a lot. There are interviews and documentaries from the LCK that talk about ROX's history, including how the coach left after the club's restructuring and reached an agreement…

You have a fever, you have a cold, any excuse is fine, but why do you always ask for leave at 6 AM? Are you treating your readers like idiots? Do you really think you can get up at 6 AM sharp when you have a high fever? Making readers stay up all night waiting? Is 6 AM the only time you have a fever in 24 hours? Do you have to ask for leave at 6 AM every single day? You don't respect your readers, and nobody respects you! Take it down!

Who would have thought this book was at its best before its release? After that, it's basically just a monotonous recounting of seasons. No matter which team the characters moved to, the lack of originality makes it unreadable. Especially since they stayed in the LPL.

A league without fresh blood will only get harder year after year. It seems the LPL has always been in this state; every World Championship winner is an underdog who pulls off a stunning upset. It's not that this is bad, but why can't the LPL have teams that dominate the entire tournament and win? The kind of teams that, at first glance, make you think, "If this team can't win, who can?"

Was the author confused by Season 13? Or did their resolve crumble? Were they ruined by the comments? Or do they simply feel their book is terrible and unusable? If they really can't continue writing, they should just quit and start a new book; it's better for everyone to avoid mutual torment.

A region that has no dreams, only thinks about making money, and doesn't aim to win the championship, doesn't really deserve to be written about winning the championship.

First, the author's writing is becoming increasingly superficial and perfunctory; the off-screen reactions could fill a whole chapter. Secondly, the author's increasing number of typos seriously affects the reading experience. Third, the plot is getting increasingly drawn out, from one game per chapter to one game per two chapters, and then one game per three chapters.

I thought it was already 300,000 words, but when I clicked in... Also, the picture of Sao Zhu at the head of the Huangpu River is an unparalleled masterpiece in the e-sports world. It includes Hao Ge and the Huangpu River, but not PDD, because PDD jumped in.